Blogs
Is Robotic Surgery Worth the Extra Cost for Cancer?
Robotic surgery costs 30% to 50% more than open surgery in most Indian hospitals but delivers measurably better outcomes in specific cancer types...
Can Stress Really Cause Cancer?
Chronic stress doesn't directly cause cancer but it builds the environment where cancer is easier to develop and harder to control. Cortisol stays...
What Is a Second Opinion in Cancer and Why Does It Matter?
A second opinion in oncology means having another qualified specialist review your diagnosis, pathology, and treatment plan independently. Published...
Is Cancer Genetic and Will My Children Get It?
Only 5% to 10% of cancers come from inherited gene mutations passed parent to child. The rest develop from mutations picked up through lifestyle,...
What Happens if Cancer Is Left Untreated?
Untreated cancer grows, invades surrounding tissue, spreads to lymph nodes, and eventually reaches distant organs through the bloodstream or...
Can a Biopsy Spread Cancer?
A properly performed needle biopsy has no clinically significant evidence of causing cancer to spread. The risk of needle tract seeding exists but...
Why Do Some Cancers Not Respond to Chemotherapy?
Some tumours block chemotherapy before it can act. They pump the drug out, repair the DNA damage it causes, or simply lack the receptor it needs to...
How Do Doctors Decide the Right Cancer Treatment?
Cancer treatment decisions rest on four factors: cancer type, stage, tumour biology from biopsy, and patient fitness. No two patients with the same...
Can Young People Get Colon Cancer?
Colon cancer in adults under 50 is rising 3% per year and 1 in 5 colorectal diagnoses now falls in someone under 55. Young patients get caught at...









